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Back in May, we tried to alert you to a serious customer service problem that your company is facing concerning the way you are marketing Amazon Prime. You have a promotion that offers to let people try the program for a month "for free." What's in the fine print is that at the conclusion of this month, if people do not specifically opt-out, then they will automatically be signed up and charged the yearly fee of $79. I'm sure it's a good deal. While I, personally, do not use Amazon Prime, I have some friends who do and they seem to like it just fine. However, it's become quite clear that many people are not happy with this program -- and that's because it was never made clear to them that they had to opt-out of the program after trying it for a month. Those people receive credit card statements with a surprise charge for $79 for "AMZ*Prime." Many of the folks who receive this charge clearly do not recognize that it is for Amazon Prime.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) ― Mideast peace talks begin Tuesday at the Naval Academy.It's the second historic occasion at the academy this year. Earlier, a new commandant took charge and for the first time it is a woman.Mary Bubala sat down with Captain Peg Klein for a candid interview about tough new policies and her historic role.The U.S. Naval Academy is steeped in tradition and lately mired in controversy.Navy commander Kevin Ronan was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in the brig for secretly taping midshipman having sex in his home. Football star Lamar Owens was expelled over rape charges, which were later dismissed. Midshipman Kenny Ray Morrison was also expelled and locked up for two years for the sexual assault of a midshipman.As the Naval Academy finds it reputation tarnished by a few, it has placed its future in new hands.For the first time ever, a woman is in charge.

Belo Corp. on Wednesday announced the executives who will lead its newspaper group after a spinoff early next year.

Belo currently owns four daily newspapers, including The Dallas Morning News, and 20 television stations, including WFAA-TV (Channel 8).

After the spinoff, the newspapers will be held by a separate publicly traded company called A.H. Belo Corporation.

Robert W. Decherd, Belo's chairman and chief executive, will assume the role of chairman, president and CEO of the newspaper company, as previously announced. He will also serve as nonexecutive chairman of Belo, the television company.

James M. Moroney III will become executive vice president of the newspaper company, with oversight responsibility for papers including The News, The Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif., and the Providence (R.I.) Journal.